Done trying to deal with sellers on ebay

[ALR-bishop]

I have done a lot of business with Levi and Jim. I have always found them reasonable in direct dealings. I would not buy from them off eBay.

I have seen dozens upon dozen of threads and posts over many years about their ridiculous pricing and business model. I have even seen it said that 707 is code for LOL. I wonder if they read and get a kick out of all of it

I do think Levi needs a new hat

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I have done a lot of business with Levi and Jim. I have always found them reasonable in direct dealings. I would not buy from them off eBay.

I have seen dozens upon dozen of threads and posts over many years about their ridiculous pricing and business model. I have even seen it said that 707 is code for LOL. I wonder if they read and get a kick out of all of it

I do think Levi needs a new hat

i think keeping firm prices also saves time of haggling with buyers...many selelrs i dont even bother trying to ask for 10% off..(due to having 10% ebay bucks at the time which allows for almost 20% off) so thats one less email they have to deal with..

[Snapolit1]

I guess my post gets the award for most frequent rant on the board annually. Buyers vs sellers. I didn't single anyone out. To each his own. I just drains my of the fun of the chase to see the same overpriced stuff listed week after week and month after month. I guess the bottom line is these aren't houses and aren't cars, they are little colored pieces of cardboard. Someone can throw something out there and see if their crazy price is met. I'm not a heavy duty eBay sells but I didn't think they charged you at all if you don't sell and relist. I do enjoy the discussion just as matter of economics. Hated the subject in college and now I think it's the key to everything. How do people act in a free market to get what they want/need.